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21.01.2022 "The beauty and mystery of our ocean, fills our lives with wonders, vast beyond our imagination." M.L.Borges

15.01.2022 Like several other ocean animals that mistakenly have 'fish's in their name (jellyfish, starfish, etc), cuttlefish are not in fact fish, but rather invertebrates. Like all invertebrates, cuttlefish have no backbone. Although it may seem like their cuttlebone is a backbone, it turns out that because cuttlefish belong to the scientific phylum of molluscs; the cuttlebone is actually a reduced she'll that became internal as opposed to external over time. This cuttlebone allows ...cuttlefish to control their buoyancy by regulating the gas-to-liquid ratio within the pores or chambers in the bone. Framed original and digital prints available for purchase. Email for details.

15.01.2022 Rhinophores are the horn-like pair of structures located on the head of the nudibranch. These structures are chemosensory organs which allow them to detect chemicals in the water that assist in finding food and mates. They can also be used to avoid predators and even sense changes in water pressure and vibrations. Framed original and digital prints available for purchase.... Email for details. See more

14.01.2022 The 'nudi' in nudibranch means naked while 'branch' means gills. As their name suggests; nudibranchs are easily identifiable by their naked or exposed gills. The gills are usually located on the backs or sides of their bodies. The gills of Ceratosoma amoenum are a feather-like plume which surround the anus. ... Framed original and digital prints available for purchase. Email for details.

12.01.2022 Many reef fish like the beautiful angelfish have evolved bodies which are deep and laterally compressed. Angelfish also have more derived lateral pectoral fins, anterior pelvic fins, and larger median fins which further aid in locomotion. This is important to avoid predation and efficiently move between spaces in the reef structure. Digital prints available for purchase. ... Email for details. See more